ARM Version 1.6 manual Code views, Viewing target status

Getting Started with RealView Debugger

8.To start execution either:

•Select Debug → Execution Control → Go (Start Execution) from the main menu.

• Click the Go button on the Actions toolbar.

9.Enter the required number of runs, for example 50000.

10.Monitor execution until the breakpoint is reached.

11.Click Go again and monitor the programas execution continues.

3.5.2Code views

Use the File Editor pane to view source code during your debugging session. In the example shown in Figure 3-5 on page 3-11, the File Editor pane contains three tabs:

•the Dsm tab enables you to track program execution in the disassembly-level view

•the Src tab enables you to track program execution in the source-level view

•the file tab dhry_1.c shows the name of the current source file in the editing, or non-execution, view.

Click on the relevant tab to toggle between the different code views.

3.5.3Viewing target status

The State group, on the Actions toolbar, shown in Figure 3-5 on page 3-11, enables you to see the current state of your debug target:

Unknown Shows that the current state of the target is unknown to the debugger. For example it might have been running when the connection was established or it might be disconnected.

Stopped Shows that the target is connected but any image loaded is not executing.

Running Shows that an image is executing. In this case, a running progress indicator is also included.

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